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I bought a kayak yesterday, and may be buying 2 more today. Yesterday: Dagger Torrent 10.0 (pick it up next weekend) Today: Dagger Juice 7.1, Dagger Mamba 8.6 (probably on both)

most of the joy in Jeff's life comes from complaining about nice things

happy birthday Mongo

A norwegian show dubbed to english on netflix. I just watched episode 1 and it’s good.

I only recognize 6 of those names total, and think I've heard 3 of them.

they trust you

I got that zu dl103, and turns out I don't have the tone arm weight, so I ordered something I hope will work. If anyone has a Sony PS-X600 tonearm sub weight, lemme know

disabling safeties is the first step I take with a mower that doesn't get spark

yeah, I started out with their ORTF mic, the mstc44, then several changes later had a film sound setup (vms02 preamp with mk21h and mk8, and an apogee ad500). I got busted with that setup once stealth, and the guy who busted me was confused how I snuck it all into the club

back when I did most of my concert recording, I used a schoeps mid/side rig. Boy I miss that setup.

it depends a lot on what you're recording, the sound of the room, and what works best for the mics in particular. For recording in a studio space, I don't think I'd use a stereo bar, I think I'd just experiment with where you place the mic stands... ORTF, DIN, XY, Spaced Omni...

I just make about an ounce more than I want, and pour slowly, when using a french press.

I loved the movie, I'll have to give it a shot

that explains all the recent izotope sales...

I'd think you'd still lose the oils because it's still a paper filter

that's some good marketing. I'm lucky if I put the name on the bags

happy birthday you fuckign commie

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I was never sure how fryes continued to exist. Even 20 years ago they were a disaster.

thanks everyone. It was a good day. Now the long slow slide down the other side of 50 begins.

I'm not actually a real person, so I could be DannyB in disguise

Spinning disks die, go with whatever has the best warranty It's all luck of the draw if you get one that fails early. I'm under an NDA about some things, but even some of the highest regarded drives have underlying hardware issues, and they just count on statistics to handle the cost of the fallout.

they were such a good band

raid 0 scares me, but that's because 90% of my job is replacing failing hard drives.

if you pu 2 4TB drives in a raid 1, it's a 4 TB backup volume